The 18% home inheritance figure was double the rate across the rest of the country.

In most major cities, living alone no longer adds up, per new analysis from The Economist.

Google searches for the spending freeze hit a new high, as nearly half of Americans say life feels “really expensive.”

America’s average interest rate has soared in recent years, as credit card debt has ballooned to more than $1.2 trillion.

Could the Netflix-WBD deal tighten streaming’s stranglehold further?

AI helped holiday e-commerce to a new record — inflation also seems to be doing quite a lot of the lifting.

With rising layoffs and fewer openings, job changes now bring the smallest relative pay bump in a decade — and workers are sticking where they are.

Wealthy Americans love their pet carers and personal trainers — they’re less keen on their wealth and property managers.

The math is clear: you might pay a little less per month, but you won’t make a serious dent in your debt for years.

That’s the oldest point on record and 10 years higher than it was as recently as 2010.

But just how many hours are Americans working?

We crunched how close renters can actually get to living like Carrie.

How America taxes tips is set to change — but not everyone will benefit equally from the “No Tax on Tips” provision.

Ten-figure prize pots are increasingly common.